Miniature Painting Tutorials and Commission Work 
To compliment my Prussian Fleet (and soon to be painted Brittanian fleet) and to allow some scenery on my Dystopian Wars board, I bought and painted some islands. Yes I could have built some islands from scratch my I currently don’t have the time and I wanted to get something on the board as soon as possible.
During the Christmas holidays, for a present I gave myself a day off painting commissions and decided to finish off my Prussian fleet. Honestly I have a few more ships like a carrier and the fighter crafts but I wasn’t worried about them for the moment, I just wanted to get the starter fleet box set and the Dreadnought completed. Well the day was well spent and all the ships were completed.
Another commission completed. Something different this time, an all mounted Space Marine Space Wolf force. I haven’t painted any Space Marine chapter other than Ultramarines and Imperial Fists in a long time, so it was a nice change to have these greys on the palette. The client wanted the miniatures to be close […]
Another commission completed. This was for another Fantasy Flight Game – Relic. All the busts were painted to our standard quality level.
We’ve been slowly ploughing our way through a client’s Dreadfleet commission. I must admint that Dreadfleet is one of those commissions that really puts commission painter to the test. Normally if you get a commission for several miniatures, the miniatures share some sort of similiarities. Say for example you get 2 squads of Ultramarine Space Marines, in this case you know there is going to be alot of blue armour and as such you can set up a production line and paint all the armour before focusing on each miniature themselves…
Another commission completed. This time its a small add-on force for a previous Ultramarine client. This force consists of 3 of the new Centurion miniatures as well as the librarian Tigerius.
Finally the Grey Knight force has been completed. We followed the client’s request to make the color scheme the same as the Games Workshop Studio one. All the swords were done as power weapons – they were all colored dark blue blended through to white. The metal of the armour was kept as a metallic light color with very little darker shades applied, this would allow their bolter and other dark metals to really stand out against the armour. The crimson red really stands out nicely against the metal…
We’re currently working on a small Warhammer 40k Grey Knight force. The stipulaitons for this commission is to keep the force with the same color scheme as the Games Workshop studio theme. The force consists of 20 Grey Knight Marines, 6 terminators (including a standard bearer and a commander) and a Nemisis Dreadknight.
Finally had some time to finish of more of my Prussian ships. Was really really wanting to get the Dreadnought completed. For the moment this will be the centerpiece of my army. You can see in the images below the light and dark grey camoflage that i’ve chosen to do the entire fleet in more clearly.
Another set of miniatures for an ongoing client’s Warhammer 40k Sister of Battle / Imperial army and a Dark Elder army.
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